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Using the TuneFM Transmitter

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Using the TuneFM Transmitter The TuneFM transmitter function automatically turns on when the iPod is connected. It automatically turns off when the iPod is removed. 1. Tune your stereo frequency to a channel with a weak broadcast signal. The ideal channel is one that is not broadcasting a radio program, or is doing so weakly. 2. Insert the TuneFM into your iPod nano. The iPod backlight will turn on and the current transmitter frequency will be displayed on the iPod screen. 3. Press the or button on the TuneFM to select the transmission frequency chosen in step 1. The frequency will be visible on the iPod nano's screen. Pressing and holding either button will provide faster tuning. 4. After displaying the current frequency for five seconds, the iPod screen will return to the iPod Main Menu. This happens whenever you make changes to the TuneFM's settings. All settings-including transmission frequency and stereo/mono control settings-are permanently stored in memory at this time. Note: iPod playback will pause momentarily when entering and exiting the TuneFM control menu. Playback will quickly resume. Using the TuneFM Transmitter | 03

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The TuneFM transmitter function automatically turns on when the iPod is connected. It
automatically turns off when the iPod is removed.
1.
Tune your stereo frequency to a channel with a weak broadcast signal. The ideal
channel is one that is not broadcasting a radio program, or is doing so weakly.
2.
Insert the TuneFM into your iPod nano. The iPod backlight will turn on and the
current transmitter frequency will be displayed on the iPod screen.
3
. Press the
or
button on the TuneFM to select the transmission frequency chosen
in step 1. The frequency will be visible on the iPod nano’s screen. Pressing and
holding either button will provide faster tuning.
4
. After displaying the current frequency for five seconds, the iPod screen will return
to the iPod Main Menu. This happens whenever you make changes to the TuneFM’s
settings. All settings—including transmission frequency and stereo/mono control
settings—are permanently stored in memory at this time.
Note:
iPod playback will pause momentarily when entering and exiting the TuneFM
control menu. Playback will quickly resume.
Using the TuneFM Transmitter
Using the TuneFM Transmitter
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